Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-25

demand good; supply light
Buckwheat Flour-Per pound 2ia24.
Onions-New, 75caS1 90 per bushel; good
demand; supply light.
Cabbage-Per hundred $40; demand
good, supply light -,
Sweet potatoes-S2 so to- rs pei barrel;
Jerseys, s. 90 to 3 so; supply light; de-
mand good.
Cranberries-S2 10 to IS 90 per bushel;
crate; good demand, supply good. g,
Celery-40c per dozen punches; demand
good, supply good. go, ~.
rabbits per dOz. 81 00a2 90; pheasants per
doz. SIS 5Oa3 90; quail per dOz. 81 DUAL 20;
wild turkeys 75c.a$1 so; Venison saddles
14ca15c whole deer Ga9c. .,
Nuts Shellbark hickory nuts per bushel
Sla1 %: walnuts 25a35c.
New York.
NEW YORK. January 24.-Flour-
receipts 81, sos barrels and sacks; exports
:, 6S7 barrels, and 37,0i7 sacks; market
strong with nothing more doing; sales lS,
500 barrels. Wheat-ReceiptS 26,4oO
bushels; exports 49,, l84 bushels; spot Sale,
and options 1a1 &c higher, closing strong;
sales :, 500, 600 bushels futures, and 2S2,-
900 bushels spot; No. = spring 9l!e; No.
3 spring 9Oc, No. | hard 81 OOl; ungraded
red 92a95c; No. 3 red 92{a93c; No. l white
9IIa94Jc; No. . red January 93Yc; Febru-
ary 93sa94c, closing at 9ic; March 94sa
oslo, closing at 95lc; April 95ia96sc. clos
Ing at 96sc; May 965a974c, closing at
97Ic; June 9S3a9Sic, closing at este; July
9Sga9s5c, closing at 9Ssc; August SSSa
cole, closing at 99lc; September 99ica
81 OO5, closing at 81 OOs December 81 OBJ
al O3Ic, closing at 81 OOs. Corn-Spot
Iailc, and options iasc higher, closing
firm; receipts Loss bushels; exports l2i,-
900 bushels; sales 20, 900 bushels futures,
81, 600 bushels spot; ungraded 48ial94c;
No. 2white soc; ungraded white soc; No.
> January nominal at 4Si February 4Sia
49c. closing at 49c; March 49ia49Sc,
closing mt 49sc; May 50sa5OSc, closing at
5O!c. Oats-A shade higher and fairly
active; receipts IS, 600 bushels; exports 49,
900 bushels; mixed Western 37a3Sc; white
do 3Sai2c. Hay-QnietCotfee-Fair; Rio
dull; options strong but rather quiet; sales
80, 80 bags; January Is. lOal33Oc; Febru-
airy l3OOa13. Zoe; March p 9Oal3.O5c;
April Nav II. 90a13. 05c; June l. 9Oal3.Ojc;
July II. 95a13. O0c; August 1295al3.95c;
October and November l3OOc. Sugar
Quiet and steady; refined dull; granulated
> as 15-l6c. MOlasses-Dull. Rice-Steady
with demand moderate. Petroleum
Steady; United closed ut 7O!c. Tallow-
Stronger. Turpentime-Dull at 39a294c.
Eggs Easier; receipts 1,3i9 packages;
western 2Sa29c. Cut Meats-Stronger;
pickled hams Toe. Lard--A shade higher
and moderately active; western steam spot
Sc 50; January and February S. St; March
Sc 9Oa6 IS; April s. 9Ga6 %; May s. OBJ
AZ O5; June 81 90; city steam So 40.
Rutter-Quiet and weak; western l2a:!9c;
Elgin creamery Bic. Cheese-Steady but
quiet; western flat 12ic. CopperISteady;
lake llsc.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January 2i.-The wheat mark
ct had bulliSh tone to-day owing to
strong cables, fairly large decrease III the
visible supply, and the decline in foreign
securities. The market opened &c higher
than Saturday at S5sc for May, rose to
s54c, and closed at outside figures. Corn
moderately active and firm. Oats ruled
steady, closinga shade higher Provisions
were active and strong. FlOur-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Cash No. spring
793c; do No. spring 70a72c; do No. red
sO3c; January 7s3a79sc, closing at 70sc;
February 7S5a79sc, closing at 79Sc; March
79sc, closing at SOC; May S5iaS6c. Corn
Cash No. . 3Gc; January 353a3Gc, closing
at 3Gc; February 35ia365c, closingat 3G!c;
March 3Gla36Ic, closing ut Sole; May
4lla4l4c, closing Mt 4l2c. Oats-Cash
No. = 255c; January and February 253c;
March 2Gc; May 30!a303c, closing ut
3Osc. Rye-C;lsh No. > SIC. Barley
Cash No. . 5Oa52Ic. Flax Seed-Cash
No. |, 81 O3. Timothy Seed-Prime 81 80
al 81. Mess Pork-Cash $l2 52!; Janu-
airy and February $l2 5Oal2 SO, closing ut
SIC 52I; March $l2 55al2 57!, closing at
$l2 81; May $l2 55al2 -, closing ut
SIP III. Lard-Cash Sc 5Oa6 52!; Janu-
airy and February Sc 5OaG 50; March
Sc 57IaG62I, closing at So G7!; May Sc y!
as III, closing at Sc 72l. Pork-Cash
short ribs SO 80; shoulders s. 3Oa5 %;
short clear Sc 6Oa6 Is. WhiSky-At 81 ls.
Sugars-Cut loaf 6laGSc; granulated GA
s. c; standard 4 sc. Buttcr-Easy; cream
cry 2la293c; dairy 19!a2ic; roll l5al9c.
Eggs-At 27c per dozen for fresh.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, January 2.-Flour-
| Weak. Whcat-Firm; No. , red January
93a93ic; February 93ia933c; March 9l5a
Ole; April 95a953c. COn-Quict but Il
shade finer; steamer No. , mixed 45$c;
No. y low mixed 45c; No. mixed Janu-
al II 90
47ai7!c April 4SaiSic. Oats-Spot quiet
western No. 3 white BE; No. . white ;'S!c;
futures dull and shade weaker; No. :!
white January 37!a3Sc; February 374a3Sc;
March 3sa3S}c; April 3Sia3S!c. PrOvis-
ions-Steady and in fair demand. Mess
Pork-At ST. 50al3 90; do prime new
mess SO 5Oa13 90. Lard-Steady; re.
fined s. 00a7 %; steam St 75a6 80. But
ter-Dull and easy; creamery extra 29l
80; western ladle packed, 22a24. Eggs
Dull and weak. ChecSe-Steady, with
moderate demand; Ohio flats choice BE
do fair TO prime l2al2!c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., January 2i.-CottOn
Active; middling 9Ic. FlOur-Str0ng
family So 5Oa5 IS; fancy 81 95a4 IL.
Wheat-StrOnger; No. = red Sl!aS5c; re-
ceiptS 800 bushels; shipments 1000
bushels. Corn-Active and higher; No. !
mixed 3TIa37!c. Oats-Easier; No. :
mixed 3OIa304c. Rye-Dull; No. ,, 5Sc.
Pork-Firmer at $l3 90. Lard-Quiet al
ST 50. Bulk MoatS-Firmcr; short ribs
at So 37!. Bacon-Strong and higher
long clear - 81 short rib s. 20. Wits
ky-Steady at 81 -. Butter--Quiet; FL
gin creamery BE. extra Ohio Boo; choice
dairy roll 1sa2Oc. LinSeed Oil-Firm at
36a:iSc. Sugar-Steady; hard refined Ga
&c: New Orleans Haze Eggs-Dull al
BE. CheeSe-Scarce and firm; prime to
choice Ohio at ll!al2@c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., January 24.-Wheat-
Dull and steady; cash SAC asked; Febru.
ary SIZE bid; May s9sc bid; July 9O!c bid
August 9O!c. COrn-Dull but firm; cash
81 &c bid; May 42lc bid. Oats-Neglected,
Clover Seed-Dull and steady; February
81 20 bid; March 81 - bid.